The Apple Tree At Onibury - Feedback

Nice pub with great ales. Some outdoor seating that catches the sun in the evening. Seems very popular with the locals.

Happened to be here for there charity event, lovely people a real community, staff very welcoming and friendly

Lovely, quirky feel to the place where Andy, wife and staff couldn't be more accommodating in all aspects. Nice outdoor seating area at the front and a conserva...

This is a quaint little pub with a community feel, clearly very popular with locals and families. Although definitely more centred around drinking than eating,...

Loved this place. Made us feel welcome. There were 9 of us and all the food arrived at the same time. Each one hot and delicious. Great place which should be su...

I stopped by this village pub for a drink, not far from the main road. None of my acquaintances had been there before, but it turned out to be a lovely spot wit...

During our stay at the local HPB site, we decided to dine at the Apple Tree in Onibury as it was conveniently located and welcomed dogs. Our visit was on a Frid...

This pub is very welcoming and serves excellent food at a reasonable price. The dishes are freshly prepared and the portions are generous. It's a no-nonsense, f...

Several well cared for casks of ale from Ludlow and Wye Valley. Lunch menu is a bit underwhelming but the pub was welcoming for two American outsiders on a Sund...

Lovely and friendly good atmosphere! Went for Sunday lunch .couldn't fault the food plenty, good produce, soup delicious! Only small thing cold plates and long...

great stop between jogle cycle. even donated to our charitable cause. prost andy!

6 of us came here to eat while we were in the spot. a small, friendly pub that was nice to eat and the staff was friendly and helpful. I had the cakes and chips...

well expensive hearty eating and good choice of ales. bark meat Sunday and great tasting brew.

how to go into someone's living room, more than a pub. this place has gone along the national cycling route that goes directly past and could not resist. nicely...

In CAMRA's Good Beer Guide, and deservedly so. Popular with cyclists and dog walkers and with big wiundows (it used to be the village shop)